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Taranaki Daily News, 21 August 1942, Page 1

PIGS ! PIGS ! PJGS ! BACONERS ! PORKERS ! CHOPPERS ! T. H. WALKER & SONS L1M1TED. HAWERA FREEZ1NG WORKS. Buyers— DICK CROCKER, Phone 437, Hawera. PADDY MARCHANT, Phone 199, Eltham TOM DAV1S, Phone 4, Waverley. WORKS, Phone 2333, Hawera. Chief Collecting Agcnt— MILTON BA1LEY, Phone 2138, Hawera.,

FINALLY 2 & 7.45 TO-DAY. "SMILIN' THROUGH" "SMILIN' THROUGH" (Approved for Universal Exhibition). !| MAYFAIR (| 2 P.M. - TO-MORROW — 7.45 P.M. George in the year's giddiest and gayest comedy romp— and you'll double up laughing. GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY — In — "SOUTH AMERICAN GEORGfi" "SOUTH AMERICAN GEORGE" "SOUTH AMERICAN GEORGE" - With — Linden Travers — Enid Stamp-Taylor (Approved for Universal Exhibition). EXCELLENT SUPFORTS: "Pathe Gazette," Scenes of the Russian Fighting; "Cinesound News," showing the Bombing of Darvvin; "Yoo Hco General," Army Musical, and Coloured Cartoon. MANAIA & KAPONGA TALKIES. KAPONGA. TO-NIGHT. MANAIA, SATURDAY. Priscilla Lane — Thornas Mitchell — In — "3 CHEERS FOR THE IRISH" "3 CHEERS FOR THE IRISH" COASTAL TALKIES NEXT WEEK. Pungarehu, Ivlonday; Okato, Tuesday; Okaiawa, Wednesday; Auroa, Thursday. Funnier than all the Formby films rolled into one, and there's no tax on laughs. GEORGE FORMBY — In - "CALL A COP" '(Both Pictures Universal Exhibition). PUBLIC NOTICES. DEVON TEAROOMS CLOSED. QWING to illness, I regret I am compelled to close my business. I wish to tender sincere thanks to my late customers for their loyal supyort. G. W. PRICE. PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. A FTER SATURDAY, August 21, Mr. Gordon Rich, New Plymouth, will not be residing at his surgery. For appointments and inquiries ring Surgery 860, 9 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Residence 2060 at other times, in cases of urgency. PUBLIC NOTICE. ^^LL Pigs straying on my Gordon Road ^ farm will be destroyed without further notice. J. N. BONNER, Douglas. JJAWERA QQMPETITIONS. NOTICE TO COMPETITORS. rj"HE Official Accompaniste, Mrs. P. O. Veale, will be in attendance at the Methodist Bible Class Room, TO-MOR-ROW (Saturday), August 22. Morning, 10 a.m. to 12 noon; afternoon, 1 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. NATIONAL PRAYER FOR A RIGHTEOUS VICTORY. pASTOR C. W. COONEY will be the speaker at a Grand Rally to be convened by tfce local committee of the 24Hour Continuous Relay Prayer Movement on SUNDAY NEXT, August 23, at 2.30 p.m., in St. Andrew's Hall, Devon Street East (between Liardet and Gover Streets), New Plymouth. There will be singing, vocal and instrumental selections. Collection to defray expenses. Non-political. Non-sectarian. Everybody welcome.

PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ^"OTICE is hereby given that all credi- | tors and others having claims against the undermentioned estates are required to lodge, such claims at the Public Trust Office at New Plymouth, on or before the 22nd. day of September, 1942. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. The claims must show full details, and must be certified as follows: — "I HEREBY CERTIFY that the amount of this claim was due and owing at the date of death of the deceased." ESTATES: BENNELL, Maurice Cockburn, formerly of Tarata, late N.Z.E.F., Labourer, died 28/6/42. DABB, Lydia May Margaret, late of New Plymouth, Widow, died 4/8//2, SMEATON, Clarence Raymond, formerly of Egmont Village, late N.Z.E.F., farmer, died 5/12/41. SMITH, John, late of New Plymouth, Retired Gardener, died 17/8/42. H. B. ROBB, District Public Trustee for New Plymouth. August 20, 1942.

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